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Tranquil Bloom Description

The Tranquil Bloom is a limited, multi-harvest, prismatic crop released during the Corrupted Zen Event.

How to get

The Tranquil Bloom can be obtained by the following ways:

Opening any remaining Kitsune Chests 1%

Opening any remaining Exotic Kitsune Chests 1%

Rainbow Sack 7%

Appearance

The produce has eight leaves, each misty blue in color. The inner ring, shaped like an octagon, is a darker shade than the leaves beneath it. At the center is a star-shaped core, colored in deep navy-blue.

The crop can appear similar to the Zen Channeler Tree. It's white with different shades of blue on its leaves. It can also appear similar to the Corrupt Zen Channeler tree, akin to its normal version, but red.

The seed is a white gradient turning faintly blue, along with 8 thorn-like parts, 2 protruding out from each of its sides.

Trivia

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The Tranquil Bloom can be very large in many sizes when combined with moon cats and sprinklers

The Tranquil Bloom is the second event exclusive prismatic crop, the other being the Elephant Ears.

The Tranquil Bloom has a base price of Grow a Garden Sheckle 93,333, making it the fifth highest base price of any multi-harvest crop in the game currently.

The Tranquil Bloom appears to be the Zen Channeler Tree that the players would grow in the Zen Event

The chance of the Tranquil bloom crop to be Corrupt (Corrupt Zen Channeler tree) or Tranquil (Zen Channeler tree) is around a 50/50 chance, making it one of the three crops which can grow two different colour variants, The others being Moon Blossom and Sugar Apple.

The Tranquil bloom is currently the easiest prismatic crop from a 1% chance from the normal and Exotic Kitsune Chest and a 7% chance from the Rainbow Sack.

The Tranquil bloom is also the only prismatic plant that can be obtained from a chest.

Tip. Tranquil Bloom is a multi-harvest crop — once it has grown, it keeps producing at regular intervals, so it pays back far faster than a single-harvest crop.

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